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A beautifully restored church that offers a beautiful panoramic view through a beautiful glass facade

Poggio Moiano is a beautiful village of medieval origin, built on a hill overlooking the surrounding woods of the Monti Lucretili regional park. In the surrounding area there are various testimonies from the Roman era even if the first news of the town is later and dates back to the year 1000 AD. Here every year, during the last week of June for the feast of the Sacred Heart, the flower display takes place with the streets of the village transformed into enormous canvases for works made with flower petals.

"Ancient bridge, dating back to the 6th century, intended to connect Mompeo to the neighboring town of Castelnuovo di Farfa, with a single span and no parapet, which makes crossing dangerous, although it is still possible. Near a Roman road, paved and still clearly visible in the lush vegetation".

On one of the two sides the bridge is connected to the road by very steep stairways dug into its side. Therefore, if you do not arrive quickly there is a risk of getting hurt!

beautiful, May 14 feast of San Vittoria

The village of Poggio Moiano stands on a hill at the foot of the mountain of the same name (990 m a.s.l.), at an altitude of 502 m a.s.l. It has very ancient origins: the first evidence dates back to the 11th century.

Here the valley opens up and you can admire the village of Monteleone Sabino which stands out on the rock.

The path of Santa Vittoria winds between Poggio Moiano and Monteleone Sabino also passing by the archaeological site of Trebula, where the Roman amphitheater is located.